If i look at the statistics, it says I have 19 thousand commits. That should
be 36 thousand
Probably Github is not assigning older commits to you.
For instance the first one:
https://github.com/apache/incubator-nuttx/commit/b08a86171f237f948fad94fa4906374ad3f413bc
It's your username, but it doesn't match a Github account.
You are right, again. The older commits from CVS and SVN do not have an email
address for the author. github uses the email address to associate with the
commit with a user[1]. Bit bucket does not, apparently. If I look at the
Apache mirror on Bitbucket, all of the commits are shown.
https://bitbucket.org/nuttx/nuttx/addon/bitbucket-graphs/graphs-repo-page#!graph=contributors&uuid=4430abf9-a782-49ff-bd16-bc1df696048e&type=c&group=weeks
https://bitbucket.org/nuttx/nuttx/ is an exact mirror of the github.com
repositories. 2013 must be the year that I switched from SVN to GIT? So
github.com doesn't try to interpret the pre-GIT comments without email
addresses?
Greg
[1] I know this because I have two github user IDs, patacongo and gregory-nutt.
I only use patacongo but gregory-nutt is the one associated with the email
gn...@nuttx.org. My repositories are configured to use that same email address
so github attibutes all commits to the gregory-nutt ID and not to the patacongo
ID that I was actually logged in with.
